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Iesus the wisdome of the Father, geue vs health both of body & soule.
O God make spéede to helpe me.
O Lord make hast to succour me.
Glory be to the father.
As it was in the. &c. Alleluia.
OVr soule paciently loketh for our Lorde, for he is our helper and our refuge.
For our hart shal reioice in him, & we haue trust in his holy name.
Lord let thy mercy be shewed vnto vs: as we haue put our trust in thee
Glory be to the father. &c.
As it was in the beginning. &c.
Our Lord had possession of me in the beginning of his wayes: he had me before he begonne any of his la∣bours, in the beginning sayth our Lorde.
The brightnes of euerlasting light, the glasse of eternal maiestie, which is cleare without any spot, & the very paterne of his goodnes.
Answere. Thankes be to God.
Blessed be the name of our Lorde.
Frō henceforth world without end.
Glory be to the Father. &c.
Blessed be the name of our Lorde.
From henceforth world without ende.
From the rising of the Sunne, to the going downe thereof.
Blessed be the name of our Lorde.
Let vs pray.
GEue eare to vs O merciful god, and shewe the brightnes of thy wisdome vnto our mindes, graunt we may loue thée aboue al thinges, through our said Lorde Iesus. &c.